The Sitka herring fleet will go on two-hour notice effective at 8 a.m. Thursday.
More details in this announcement from the Alaska Department of Fish and Game.
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- A catch share concept
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5 comments:
Let the carnage of a public resource begin.I'm rooting for the herring.
You comments warrant troll status
wut? first comment not about jRoss? where are all the heckler/trolls this year
maybe this year that bio mass out in Sitka sound will turn out to be herring instead of cod?did adfg set this years quota on that supposed bio mass?there should be a lawsuit on this very assumption, to stop this travesty!
Does anybody know what Icicle ended up paying for pinks in SE? When were the final retro checks paid this year?
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